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A10

Answer: Laissez Faire

Vocab. Definition: Minimum Government Interference-idea that citizens have the right to privacy and independence from government control.

A-20

Answer: mercantilism

Vocab. Def.: Economic system in which England controlled trade of the colonies.

A30

Answer: Federalism

Vocab. Def.: Power of the government is shared between the states and the national government.

A40

Answer: Limited Government

Vocab. Def.: Puts strict requirements on government to protect the people.

A50

Answer: Pt. 1 – 25 pts. – virtuePt. 2 – 25 pts. - urbanization

Vocab. Def.: Pt. 1 -The quality of doing what is right and avoiding what is wrong

Pt. 2 – A social process where cities grow

A60

Answer: Nullification

Vocab. Def.: idea that a state government could cancel or ignore a federal law that they feel unfairly hurts their state (Unconstitutional)

A70

Answer: Free Enterprise System

Vocab. Def.: Individual people and not the government control the economy; people decide what to make, sell and buy

A80

Answer: The 1st Great Awakening

Question: What was a period of great revivalism that spread throughout the colonies in the 1730s and 1740s?

A90

Answer: Great Compromise by Roger Sherman

Question: What called for a Bi-cameral Congress with population based representation in the House, and two representatives per state in the Senate?

A100

Answer: Scalawags

Question: What do you call a native white Southerner who collaborated with the occupying forces during Reconstruction, often for personal gain?

B10

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French & Indian War

Question:? What war happened because the British colonists wanted to take over French land in North America?

B20

Answer: 10 pts. - Lexington & Concord

10 pts. - Saratoga

Question: What was the first battle of the American Revolution when the British were seeking the Patriot arsenal? And what was the turning point of the American Revolution?

B30

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Battle of Yorktown where Cornwallis surrendered.

Question: What was the last battle of the American Revolution?

B40

Answer: 20 pts. -Battle of Gettysburg

20 pts. – Fort Sumter

Question: What was the turning point of the Civil War with a battle in the North? And where were the first shots fired that started the Civil War?

B50

Answer: 15 pts each or 50 for all 3

Intolerable Acts

Boston Massacre

Townshend Acts, Stamp Act,

Sugar Act, Tea Act

Question: List three events that led to the colonists choosing to go to war with Britain.

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Vicksburg, lost control of the Mississippi River which divided the South

Question: What was a battle in the Civil War that ended up dividing the South?

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Treaty of Paris 1783

ended the American Revolution

Question: The 13 colonies became independent from England; the boundaries of the new nation were the Mississippi river to the west, Canada to the north, and Spanish Florida to the south.

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War of 1812

British against the Americans

Question: What war caused the following which led to industrialization: America could not buy goods from England and was forced to make their own goods, inventions changed the way goods were produced; improvements in transportation made it easier, faster and cheaper to send goods to buyers.

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45 pts. -William Carney – 1st AA

45 pts. – Philip Bazaar

Question: Who was the 1st African –American awarded the Medal of Honor while serving with the 54th Massachusetts Regiment during the Civil War? And who was the Navy Seaman who was awarded the Medal of Honor for his valor in the Battle of Fort Fisher?

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50 pts – Battle of Antietam

50 pts – South Carolina Dec. 20, 1860 – 1st state to secede other southern states soon followed and formed the Confederate States of America.

Question: What was the single bloodiest battle in one day of the Civil War and what was the first state to secede thus beginning the Civil War?

C10

Answer: 1607; Jamestown, Virginia

Question: When and what was the 1st Permanent English Colony?

C20

Answer: 1620 Mayflower Compact

Question: When and what was signed by the Pilgrims and helped establish the idea of self-government?

C30

Answer: 1865; John Wilkes Booth

Question: When and who assassinated President Lincoln at Ford’s Theater while he was watching the play, "Our American Cousin”?

C40

Answer: Francis Scott Key

Question: Who wrote the Star Spangled Banner were watching the battle of Fort McHenry?

C50

Answer: Monroe Doctrine

Question: What was the document that stated there would be non-interference of European nations in the Western Hemisphere?

C60

Answer: Slavery

Sectionalism

States Rights

Question: What were three causes of the Civil War?

C70

Answer: Temperance Movement

Question: What social movement tried to stop the drinking of alcohol?

C80

Answer: Seneca Falls Convention was held in Seneca Falls, New York with Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Lucretia Mott leading it.

Question: Where was the first women’s rights convention held and who were the two leader of this convention?

C90

Answer: Bleeding Kansas

Question: Where was there a conflict between pro-slavery and anti-slavery people in 1854-59?

C100

Answer: Reconstruction

Question: What lasted from 1865-67 followed Lincoln’s goals and pushed for the ratification of the thirteenth amendment which prohibited slavery?

D10

Answer: George Washington

Question: In his farewell address, he warned of political parties and to avoid foreign alliances.

D20

Answer: Sojourner Truth

and Frederick Douglass

Question: These two people were both born slaves but had escaped slavery and became leading abolitionists. Name one.

D30

Answer: John Marshall

Question: Who was the most influential Supreme Court Justice; he helped establish the idea of Judicial Review which made the Supreme Court the powerful institution it is today?

D40

Answer: Thomas Jefferson

Question: Author of the Declaration of Independence

D50

Answer: Henry David Thoreau

Question: He was a transcendentalist which stress the relationship between humans & nature. He put his beliefs into practice through civil disobedience which is refusing to pay laws that he thought were unjust.

Who am I?

D60

Answer: Samuel Adams

Question: Boston Patriot who opposed British taxation. He established the committee of correspondence and was a leader of the Sons of Liberty.

D70

Answer: James K. Polk

Question: President during the Mexican War

D80

Answer: Jefferson Davis

Question: President of the Confederate States of America

D90

Answer: Thomas Paine

Question: Wrote “Common Sense” and “American Crisis”, He urged Americans to support the Patriot cause during the American Revolution.

D100

Answer: James Madison

Question: Father of the Constitution and one of the authors of the “Federalist Papers”

E10

Answer: Worcester v. Georgia

Question: What was the Supreme Court case where the Cherokee Nation sued Georgia to keep their lands and won, but were removed by Jackson anyway?

E20

Answer: Northwest Ordinance

Question: What established government for the Northwest Territory and described how a territory becomes a state?

E30

Answer: Fugitive Slave Act

Question: What act helped slave owners recover their runaway slaves from the North?

E40

Answer: McCulloch v. Maryland (1819)

Question: What Supreme Court Case said that a state could not tax a national bank and it increased the power of the national government?

E50

Answer: Compromise of 1850

Question: What preserved balance of free and slave states and said that congress would not regulate slavery in territories. Also California becomes a free state, no slave trade in D.C., popular sovereignty in Mexican Session?

E60

Answer: Gibbons v. Ogden (1824)

Question: What Supreme Court Case said that federal government had the power to regulate trade between states?

E70

Answer: Admitted Missouri as a slave state and Maine as a free state, and prohibited slavery north of Missouri maintaining balance between free and slave states in Congress.

Question: What did the Missouri Compromise (1820) do?

E80

Answer: Marbury v. Madison (1803)

Question: What court case said that the Supreme Court had the right to review all laws made by Congress and it established the idea of Judicial Review?

E90

Answer: Dred Scott v. Sandford (1857)

Question: What said that African-Americans were not citizens of the U.S.,that the Missouri Compromise was unconstitutional, and it increased sectionalism?

E100

Answer: Articles of Confederation

Question: What was created just before the Battle of Yorktown, it was the first attempt at a national government by the American Colonies, and its weaknesses was the lack of a strong central government?